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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1914
Page
8
Mrs Harrie Newson Poland endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and relief during the Change of Life. The ad urges women not to defer treatment and to seek confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Mass.
United Press reports in Chicago that Jak Koetlers was found guilty of the murder of Mrs. Emma Kraft and sentenced to life imprisonment. The jury debated the penalty overnight, initially considering ten or a life term after thirteen ballots.
Ohio mine operators announce temporary shutdowns in response to wage and demand tensions. Communications describe work suspensions across several mines with crews ready for potential protests and renewed negotiations.
Report to the New Jersey legislature accuses railroads of monopolizing coal output. Major lines named include Philadelphia and Reading, Central of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Erie, Delaware Lackawanna and Western, and Delaware and Hudson. About forty men allegedly profit heavily from the combine.
Hyunited Press reports from Tokin that today Viscount disputed 4 accepted the Emperor's instructions to form a new cabinet. Jiyoura is expected to become the new premier of Japan.
The article advocates reducing meat to prevent kidney trouble and explains uric acid from meat overworks kidneys causing pain and urinary issues. It promotes drinking large water, fasting briefly, and using citrate salts to flush kidneys and neutralize urine acids to avoid bladder disorders.
In Herkimer County, 15 year old boy faces murder charge in the death of Lydia Hencher, a schoolteacher. The defense, led by Chaplea Hume, plans an insanity plea to the grand jury. Rev A W Beecher confronts his daughter's killer in the county jail, a dramatic meeting mirrored by prior cases.
United Press reports that Murat 91 and associates indicate intent to oppose Huwell Wes in the upcoming reelection race against Prime Minister Asquith. The brief notes a political challenge without detailing platform or dates.
The Corry Department Store previews the spring garment line with high tide of new fashion. High grade suits range from 16.50 to 35.00 and coats from 12.50 to 27.50, all in exclusive styles and up-to-date cuts.
A sale advertises 50 muslin night robes with embroidery and lace trim, featuring a low neck and short sleeves. The regular gown price of 1.25 is cut to 98 cents with a fine showing of laces in various widths.
A wide display of spring dress fabrics including Ripple Crepe Waffle Cloth and self plaid goods in new colorings. Silk Poplins Silk and Wool Crepes Figured Messaline and linens 45 inches wide priced from 59c to 2.00 per yard. Printed Voile and Dress Crepes 25c to 20c a yard.
In the House of Commons agitation rose as Walter Long led opposition to a rejection move due to the Prime Minister's absence. Dublin labor leader Larkin pledged to oppose the rejection of Asquith from the East Fire district. Sir Edward Grey assumed Tendership in the PM's absence while the former premier conducts affairs.
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